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“Just don’t leave marks,” we said, Profiles illuminated by the hazy Manhattan skyline. Wine trickled down our sides As I learned I’m just a number in your phone So maybe I’m just someone for you to **** But ******* does it feel thick and rooted. I’ll press your words back onto your skin So you’ll know I’m not just a myth, I’ve been here all along in the echo of everything you do. I filtered life through a colander And you’re all that was left. I’m open and star-shaped for you. If you’ll hold my hand in a diner, Will you hold it in central park? Let our lips realign, Let me wrap you up again Let me fold into you like origami spoons.
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 2:16 PM UTC
Origami Spoons
“Just don’t leave marks,” we said, Profiles illuminated by the hazy Manhattan skyline. Wine trickled down our sides As I learned I’m just a number in your phone So maybe I’m just someone for you to **** But ******* does it feel thick and rooted. I’ll press your words back onto your skin So you’ll know I’m not just a myth, I’ve been here all along in the echo of everything you do. I filtered life through a colander And you’re all that was left. I’m open and star-shaped for you. If you’ll hold my hand in a diner, Will you hold it in central park? Let our lips realign, Let me wrap you up again Let me fold into you like origami spoons.
chloe-k
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 2:16 PM UTC
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